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The Applied Project Management course is a broad and deep exploration of the ten project management knowledge areas and covers essential tools and techniques that address all of the project life cycle, including dealing with risks, issues and changes. This course runs in Geraldton on August 30 and September 1 and Bunbury on November 6-8.
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Agile is one of the most misunderstood approaches to project management. Far from being a loose, free-for-all, it is a disciplined approach to managing projects where the final end point is not known at the beginning. This course explores the benefits and application of the Agile approach in the workplace.
1 or more date available virtually
The Applied Project Management course is a broad and deep exploration of the ten project management knowledge areas and covers essential tools and techniques that address all of the project life cycle, including dealing with risks, issues and changes. This course runs in Geraldton on August 30 and September 1 and Bunbury on November 6-8.
1 or more date available virtually
If you are asking questions about 'how to manage a project successfully, best ways to manage a project or what tools can I use for project management', this course is your answer. Aimed at those who are new to project management, this short course is ideal as it will introduce you to the ten project management knowledge areas and the project lifecycle.
This course extends the learning from the Applied Project Management program to dimensions of governance, cost control, variations and the performance of people on the project.
What does leadership and strategy look like as we emerge from a global pandemic and weather an economic downturn? Is it possible for executives to make sense of this new environment, to plan and to implement their strategy and survive the next major disruption? The 2023 Senior Executive Forum offers an opportunity to reflect on and answer some of these questions, plus the many others that face each individual organisation.
This qualification is suitable for autonomous individuals who identify and apply project management skills and knowledge in a wide variety of contexts. Job titles for these roles may include Contracts Officers, Project Administrators, Quality Officers and Small Business Operators. Individuals in these roles might be members of a project team, with no direct responsibility for overall project outcomes. Primarily, these roles would support wider project operations. They may use project tools and methodologies selectively to support organisational or business activities.
Skilled project managers are a valuable resource for every organisation. They deliver results that have a direct impact on organisational performance and productivity. The Diploma of Project Management provides recognition of skills and knowledge for people entrusted with this important responsibility. This qualification is designed specifically for people who have direct responsibility for the management of projects. Participants may come from any industry or sector. It is for those seeking formal recognition of their work experience, knowledge and skills.
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